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Thursday, August 13, 2009 |
Wednesday, December 4, 2019 8:57:11 PM |
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Bruce,
Can the Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average be created with the latest version 18 of TC2000?
Fisher2
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Bruce,
Would you please send me a copy of the Elder Impulse chart?
Thanks,
Fisher2
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Thanks so much, Bruce.
Fisher2
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Bruce,
I would like an indicator of the percent price is above or below the 200 period Moving Linear Regression or the Time Series Forecast. Whichever is simpler, I didn't see anything on the discussion board.
Thanks, Fisher2
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How simple, thanks Bruce.
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Bruce,
More help needed. I now wish to get a ratio of the ATR 21 days to the absolute value of the open minus the close over 21 days. You did that formula for me on Monday.
I have a formula for the ATR 21 days that you wrote for me in the past. I've tried using it and the absolute value open close formula that you provided. I've tried using the two together but cannot get the value I am looking for.
I used MSFT which after the close today had the following values today per the two formulas:
ATR 21 had a value of 1.79
ABS (O-C) 21 had a value of 0.83
1.79/.83 = 2.16 rounded
Thanks, Fisher
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That is what I mean, thanks so much, Bruce.
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Bruce,
I have the 21 days ATR up on my tool bar so I can compare it to the daily bar range.
If a pcf for the 21 day average of the open / close range can be written would you please do one for me.
Thanks,
Fisher2
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Bruce, after looking at a few charts the readings are a bit different at any given time but the dates of crosses above and below zero are very close and seem fairly consistent though not exact. I think it is close enough and good enough for my purposes.
Thanks so much.
Fisher2
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Thanks Bruce, I have been using it as an indicator on ThinkorSwim, but was wanting to see if I could get in on TC2k as scanning is so much more to my liking. I'll be able to compare it to the one on TOS to see if it is showing the same values or acting the same way as the one on TOS.
Thanks for your help,
Fisher2
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